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@uuoerbare Hettung.

Der slpotbefer @. B. @eeo bon @indeftsr,
Snb., fdreibt: Cine meiner Runben, 2ouifa
gife. Bartonia, Hanbolpb gountp. SEb., lit
felt LANCER Belt an aussebruus unb mar bon
ibren aersten aufseseben ipOroeu. Sic bOrte
bon Or. Sings Reip Discovery segen sus;eb.
ruaa unb faufte bas MlitteI bel mir. Rad 6
Monaten fam fe ;u Gus mad unferer Stabt,
cine Gntfernnns bon s MeiIen, unb If istt 70
nett berseffelt, bab fe ben @ebraud bes Wit.
tells eingeitelt bat. Sic berbanft bemieIben ibr
2eben.
p~robsHaf9en gratis in Der apotbefs bon u
Hrei6.
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-.Gie 8epobner 86rne's baben
aroee Worbereitungen seirofen, UNI bic
gum San Saeinto=S Sage bortbiu foms
menben Belu6er bon San Mnt0nio 5u
e~mbFanaen unb gu beipiriben. Die Bee
tbeilisuats an bieiem Iusfluge folte
cine iehr rege fein.
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: Sn 81 paio baben-wie pom ID.
Mpril gemeloet pirb-bie 9eridte iber
bic rIdweren" @esen 6itlid bon bort
tpieber 2eben in bas 8iebsef6dft &c.
bradt. Die &inbbieb3ii6ter bofen aaf
elm ffottes @ef6dft. Sn 6runbeigens
ibum tuerben Dor mie mad beinabe lee
ben Sag bebeutenoe gintdufe gema6t.
Mit benz 8au Der S9melsmerte 1T bes
onueu tpprben.
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= slu9 ii Sort Wsrtb unb umses
genb Dot Der Is. April einen pglorior
fen" Gegeu gebra6i, Der mad Der 9rs
ga6e gegen 3 3ol tief in ben Grbboben
einge6rungen 1T. unb bic 4usIi9teu auf
peitere &eseugiihe finb gut.
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s6s- 5trobbiit e. Sommeranatige
&C. bel pancoaft & Sobn.
.Nie snn Nuinnin Mides prran

= Die sun autonin 9ifles urranffaIs
ten am 81. NprtI cine gTcurfOn mad
Borne per 9iranfas paB Babn. Ser
Bug perldBt San NntoniO um 8 ubr
8ormittags unb fommt Nbenbs INN 50
ubr pieoer bier an. Ser preis fir
bin unb suriid betrdet Hur 81.
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ndS 6. s.. Sarbenbers, Der iuobIbes
fainter Mpotbeter SGn antonios, madt
cine Spe3ialitdt oaraus. Sic feiuiten
parfimerien unb Soileite. Irtitel on
0anb su balten. gr bdlt fem @eiddft
Sag uno Radt often.
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s6y Seine Wdf9e wiro gum
Waiden unbpldtten angenommen. 4os
breFen finb unter 6. 3. in Der sGreien
preHe ab3ueeben. (Sie Wdi6e wiro
a~bgebolt.) 1874, 3mi
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= Serr SOiepb Mepers, on Der Dot
StraBe, 2ouispile, &p., 1T elm GROCER
8erebrer unb Greunb bon Or. auguif
&6niss Samburser SrOpfen. Sic bels
fen ibm ieoer3eit.
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s~lusperfauf unb Neue aSaaren

& m@inbcreIlaS d {,
gde 9~ouItOuitraBe & ape. 6
werben ale Winteri9ube fir OameH
unb Ginber, fir Serreu unb &naben
gum aboluten & o tenprei e
ausUertauft. Dies lit feline blObe
anfiinbigune. um &etlame gu MAIDEN,
ionosrn bic preile limb fattii6 beoeus
tend L~erabseisbt worbeu, popon Sober
fi6 i%iber3eugen lam.
SIN Cinderella Sdubiore finb bic
neuer leidteren G6ubIOrten. fir ben
Sommer bereit5 eingetrOhen unb fos
pobl in 9amen: SdubeH pie SLIPPERS
1T cine oorSii9lide ausuabl %porbanben.
Nitmanb iolte anbersmo. als i'm @iHs
bsrella S9ubfiore taufen.
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S0y- 6rau emma gbid, cine
in 9eutidlanb gepriifte Sebamme. bic
bereiis ldusere 3eit in @5icago tbdtig
mar, empfieblt ibre Eienfte Dem bieii'
gen Yublitum. @Obnung: NrO. rs,
Soutb 4lamOsS traBe.
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~ Bti 6. 8. Sarbenbers weroen
aQe Resepie nit beionberer Venauigteit
unb 8ewifenbafiigfeit angefertigt. Dos
g~tablihement 1T Gag unb Na9t oHen.
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s6y- gistaltes Schumacher, fotpie
phosphate uno anbere @Hensen ftno
cine Spesialitdt in 6. 8. Saroenbers's
@potbete; bieielbe lit benz Publifum
Sag un6 Na6I Ae6hnet.
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100000
100000
$4,000
u. (. NJ. u. +. NJ. u. {. 10.

u. I. NJ. u. |. ID. u. |. ID.
lin aud benz psnissr 8smiitelten 6elssen.
8 cit Al aeben, sam @obIfano gu seIanesn'
bertaufsn mir 8 in @ruppsn aulammenseiteufs
8onbs aeaen cine Ybaablung bon flnf Oollal
unb piro ieber ourdb bic erfte an;ablun9 idlou
giaentbimer bes Bombs unb 1T sum pollen Sc
mime bel Der nddfen Monats. 8iehuns bsrs9'
tiat. @epinnliltsn ienen Monat gratis seidldt
'Dieie Iueratipsn Stautspapiere fonnen ~
ieber Belt laut Gours %berfauit, ODER IN uniere'
8anf Iaut Darleben beIest perben.
~ Die Sonbs fin6 NIT teiner eotterie 81
beraIeidem uuo isben init feiuem 6siess oss
Ser. Staaten in eonaift.
Bel auftrdsen aus Der Yrobina aoorslitrs
man aefdniait q. s. Corner, 8anfer, So sSal
etreef, Stem gorf, un6 seuist bic Ginfenonne
BON SIS, auf msI9e bin bic nebermittelun9 oes
gertiftats erfoIgt.
T.. II. HORNER,
BANKER,
65 Bal Street, New Ycrf.
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sa- ansiis e auf 8eifelluns, fem.
MODERN, pafenb BEL pancoaf &
Spbn. @roBe Qusmabl bon Stolen.
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Ee6boIb crane. i'd, Brtau Salagbar,
Nahor Der Siaot San Nntonio, Strait Der mir
burd ben 6reibrisf unb bic Sroinanten Der
Stabt ibertrassne Madtbcufommenbftt rno
in llebereinHimuung init Der Settiou 43 oes
amenoirteu tdotii9en Greibriefes, angeuouis
men am A. Nldr3 1875, cine Babl on, am
eamffas ben 80. ApriI 1887
fur ben obisen 3wed.
Die Gtimmpldte psrbsn bon 8 llbr MaOrsens
bis 9 rbr abenos oFeu fem. :
Dar6 30. 1-@oIisei Sdnptquartier, ut
litdr YIasa. gorftenber @abIbsamter : ..
mSrS no. s-eds on. u. DoIorofa. stra6e.
gorftenbsr @abIbsamtsr /: Yatrid 6tslb.
@orb 70. 3-gds Mebino- |. Real. Strabe.
gorfbenber @abIbeanter : s. q. Gtnurane.
Earb 30. A4-Auf4's9 Saue. 1prftenoer
@atIbeamtsr: gelsRiae Billsmain.
@arb 20. 5 - alamo. 4orfteaber @abl-
beamter: %. Mifde f..
HorD 30. g. Srbeiter. @erein. @oriiteneer
@abIbeamter I, 4enrb 8itier r~TII m
@arb Aol7-Gds girtoria. uno meato>
. aoroa-e trabs-s SprftenAerB ablbeantsr; ..
Van 10. s-meAHiaers, as7 eab. slamo.
g~orf4eaber Wdhlbtamtir 8. Walt.
steuersatIsr f~iaisasn fur ODER saegea-
Spirb absebalteu lunb bic 8eri@te
sert in uebereinjtinnras mt
kfrefenb Watlen~.
bon babeia uaeinea slamen
Lurb has amtsitetI Der
{1utonio hem Document
IN 81. Rage bes Mar5
gal1agbau n,
Mapor.
5tn6tclert.
1obrifmteu pom Gtores, gs.cE Aanb
Office inridtunssn aisr Writ.
- XIII. Larra~t
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ssrGul. .. Sdneioer, 20 alamo
Strabe empliebIt fid benz publitum
fit bic fommenbc Saiion unb fpeaieu
flu oas 5dnaerfeft. Suite unb ges
idmadpole @nfertigung aaer arbeiten
iuiro aarantirt. Nussemdblter Torratb
Der neueien Mobe.M rtifel.
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Proclamation.
SpesiaIs @abI.

sn erpasuns, bae Surd einsn bonn Stabt'
ratb in Der Situne pom %, Mars anssnoHl'
meneu Wefdlab Die Dehimmuus settoftn
spurbe, cine aSabl an;uorbnen, UNI bic gnfd9t
Der Steuer3abIes bariber ~ erniittsln, OBJ Die
Gtaot Io-s0idbrise fdnf Frcaent 8infsn ira.
aenbe Bombs I'm Betrase BON Ginbunbsrtunb'
fansia 2aulenb Souars $3.50 ,oool ausseben
fol-, fur ben Ban uno bic Grridtune ~seeignstsr
GebduSe unb fur anbere bierin angegebene,
8pede i'm beHersn SntereNe Der Stabt, ndHnlid
etabtbaue, epurtbans u. Gsffusui6 $lo5. ooo
ausffattiruo be6eIben. .......... 5000
@runbRiid u. 9erbreunungsofen lflr
llnrathl, Ohfeite. .......... 1900
@efieite ... 7,50O
GombfpaIae 1000
S~tein;ermaImer uno Dampfmaf9iue. 1000
G~troseubefen 5000
Geuer.Departemenf. *
GAIau9, Yferbe, 2eiter> u. Sdlauds
tun0es ......- io,oV0
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Mger's
GberrDsN cctOrdf

~&kk~ T&OA~S
in III ben Aniaussltabieu bet Subscribing
unIfdbbar. GS tbut benz SuIcn Ginhalt,
belt bic crlranltc @eiuebc, uno criielt fctS
Seiluug, wrun man e ;eitig gerrig ale
tueroet.
vgor Srci Sabren 500 il mir cine bcitige
Gridltuug, III oir iif idneu III Sraltbrdlrle
uno ielbff III AuS,cbrimg cntiuidelte. SD
mar III ihipad auf III ieir, nlagcrte iebr ab,
unb huitete miarfborlid). SD lice mid BON
mehrercu Gersteu behanoeln, abcr tbre Se-
mibungen mir 81 hclien ,paren fruttlos,
nno ie ollie iaatcn, i'd babe bic auS;ebrnng.
gnolid ueridafite mir elm Sreuno cine Sla'
Sde BON gper'S Gberrps Yectoral. SD ttrg
an, bieies eiusuuebmcn, ilno bon Der erften
9oiiS on empfauo il 9inocrrng. SD tIhr
banlit iors, uno bic srpeite 6lalfe
Peilte Wlih
poutommen, unb i'd bin ieitoent geiunb.'
8. g. Sraolep, Yfaloen, Y1ail.
8ereitst bon
st. 3. 6. Gbcr & Co., 9otuen, @ah,
sn allen apotbe,en sa baben.
@reis 81; feGS Slafben SIS.
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sr Die ueuefeu 9hte uub 5ots
Ietteartitef BET Paueoaf &
Gobn.
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Sraaer . &IetoeritoFe.

llniere Reputation fir idpar3e aleioerfoHe
III aIbsfannt ; nur iolde @aaren Die bic 6arbe
INNER idon erbaIten, tpereen fell seboten:
Wuns Settings 1b ets.
ameriean Gaibnere 25 gts.
ReinipoIene boppsIbrsits @uns Selling As @ts.
g~afbmeres so @ts.
uns ale feinere Sadeu in srober guspabI.
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Yfifhte Woltene Hleiderstoffe.
SeioenTofe.
geiuene #aareu.

Bie aubeiannt birstte Smportatisn bon
OeutldIanb. Sn bieler Braude babsn mir uus
einen sroben Muf eriporben unb f0nnien Cd ni&t
pasen ssrinse AuaIitdten gu fabren.
Deutlder Damaif su IS, 40, so Gts. per Barb.
Rotber Samaif gu rs, 40 n. so Cts. per Barb.
Oeutide Saubti6er unb Serbietten su allen
preifen.
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$500

sn,abluna iidsrt man bic bon mir ;aiamniei''
aeffsate @ruppe. bsitebenb in faaf Der better
europ6ilden r4rdmie Sones4 pelhe auiamiier
an 2s 8%iebuugen i6brlid, obne lsoer
GerIuif, tteiInebmeu. SaupttrsHer:
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Stickereien und Spitzen.

BeibHiderei BON % Cts. aufpdrts bic IN
ben ~feinifen Sadea.
Sptt5en. Gnorme HuspabI fem unb
biIis: Spiben ben Sent bis $40 bic s)aro.
gefidtist bieies Eager
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Ginghams /:

Ncumpbiide Stakeholder ......... 10 @ts.
Bette ddtfarbige SesriuderS ...... ls3 @ts.
SdottiIde @inebams (importirtc) Is Cts.
Heumooifde Combination Ginsbams tprdd.
tise @oare) gu psridieoenen Rrsifsn.
@ir babsu Sas sr6bte Eager in @iusbams
Der Staot.
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a.a. 7Srii9lim9s>@ H.as

auSwatI ais ie subor. @robtS Eager! @orumg lnere fd Il
aft bcrlauat cs. lnlerc aunSidait miro GROCER So 9epie! sSarun
ME Baaren uuo nisbriss Yrsifs fno bas @cbemnib ge9kidst I'M
foGet euh uihtsi Spart Aber Guer @so Der @eIbbeutcI III Cue
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Wian peridnnle Die Gelesenbeit MID

Man peuSe fG bebufs gntauf bieier obne
ieosn Ssrluft bic sroBtcu 6eipinnshohnnnsen
eutbaItenbm .Yramisn Bombs brett an oas
8antbaus 6. S. Corner, e5 @au Street, Iep
gorf. Mit
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Kleider 8esats.

Sier III cine sroee Goree! Die ridtise gloee !
@eIdmadrou aSie Tebt elm suiss aleio aus
obne ben ridtiaen 8eiat? Sas fomimt bel
ma nidt Dor.
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6otrifanten pom Stores, SS.cE Aiinc
Office inridtuusen ailer grt.
saebaraiuren perbsu prompt uno biais bsiorst
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-04-08
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Women are admitted as students to
sthe Paris medical schools and are max
ling desperate effort to get into the
law schools, u >zs2. !. .s sss. s5s
= The Presbyterian Church in Zaca-s
teoas is the largest evangelical church
in the Republic OF Mexico. 1t has over
thine hundred members. ..G
There are about 81, 900 teachers
teaching in the public, schools4fof New
York State. OF these, abonts229, oOOare
licensed by county commissioners
About 800 hold State licenses. The
other 1900 are normal graduates
n. Y. Tribune. sfEt..... ~ s"&
Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby cele-
GRATED his. sixty-first birthday recently
by preachingsa powerful sermon on
home missions, which swelled the col
lection to several times the usual SIZE.
The doctor has. been pastor of the
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
New York, twenty-four years. ~. 80
lin 1884 the Roman Catholics had
In the diocese Of Detroit one Bishop,
thirty priests, and 10000 of a Catholic
population. In 1885. in the territory
comprising the Diocese of Detroit in
1898, there were two Archbshops,
nine Bishops, 92Olpriests, and Cath
olic population of 8O2, 0OO.---Detrou
Tribune.
"A Methodist layman Of Toronto,
Can, has offered prize of $3.50 for the
best essay on "Systematic Giving"
what it implies when considered in re-
lation to our obligations to God and the
light Of the nineteenth century. The
essay must not exceed 300 pages of 25C
words each. All manuscript must be
sent to Rev. DR.. Withrow, editor Of the
Metsotlist Magazine, by Oct. l, 1887.
"A Society for the Promotion of the
Higher Education of Women has been
founded in Japan, under the president
ship Of the Prime Minister, and with
the support Of various influential for
eign and Japanese gentlemen. Be
sides regular courses OF instruction
which will be provided, special courses
Or afternoon lectures will be delivered
by the professors Of the university.
The whole institution will be under the
control of a foreign lady principal.
assisted by two or more foreign lady
teachers.
Rev. Jonathan Crossett, who for
seventeen years has been a missionary
n China, says that one section Of
China is still untouched by the mis-
aionares-the Mongols living to the
north and west. The Mongols go down
10 J.assa in Tibet as to a Mecca. and
evidence can be found among then, OF
the teachings of the early Christians.
they are the most tenacious as to their
religion Of any people whom he had
ever met. Their deity is called Dor-
han, Or eight" and their belief
lAamaismis founded upon tcncts held
by all Christians. They observe one
day in every seven, and although they
worship idols. they have ten command
ments similar to the Biblical command
ments, and their system of morals is
VERY hiril
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-04-08
PRISON CRUELTY,
Tho Terrible Place Of Punishment II
cnnflx Va nsted In ICnrlanA

Tho Terrible Place Of Punishment Re
Gently Vacated in England.
About the largest prison in England
is for sale, together with the nearly
nine acres Of ground it stands on, and
to any person with plenty Of money
and a desire for an absolutely unique
. estate a live opportunity is presented.
Coldbath Field Prison has provision
for somewhere about two Thousand
prisoners, and any one who would like
to have q really impressive idea Of the
horrors OF a great penal establishment,
like this would perhaps get a more vivid
and in some respects really more &C
curate idea, now ttat Ill the prisoners
are cleared out, than he would be likely
to get by an inspection of the prison
when fully tenanted.
But the two thousand solitary cells
are now all tenantless, and the whole
OF the vast range Of buildings is given
up to something of that solitude which
for nearly a hundred years past must
I. in some Of these cells have been press.
ing with the bcnnmbiag Influence OF
slow-stealing death on the hearts OF
poor wretches coulincd here. In the
! Old part of the prison the gloom and
desolation strike one most forcibly-
I This older portion was built in 1894.
aud q terrible place Of punishment 1t
must have been, If we, may judge from
the wing which was embodied in the
new Jail The cells were vaulted oyer
head, were very sfeebly lighted by
small. heavily grated windows: they
were foored with stone, and the doors
--perhaps with some idea Of ventila-
J ton, though ventilation was very little
thought of in those daYs-came short
Of the floor by two or three inches, SO
that from the stony corridors outside
1.-THE wind could freely circulate, while
neither in summer. nor in winter was
there any sort OF provision for warm
ing. many years hopeless wretches
were thrust into such dens as these to
live or die. and this systematic ,barbar-
ity was. at one period in the history Of
8 stthesjail proved to have been aggravated
by .atrocious cuelty on the part Of a
brutal governor. II oaodoB Nesns
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-04-08
L. ksli ROYAL ROUTE.
CHICAGO, 81. PAUL,
II i sEAPDIiS T. OMAHA


Chicago s; Northwestern RalIways-
! h" shortest and Best Route East :.
Eh'""yo, with Dining Cars, Elegant Day
Coach"s, and Palace Smoking Room
Smokers OH all trains from Minnea,oI;,
and 81 Paul, through Eau Claire and
Madison, with choice. of route viz M,>
waukee- J.. The Chicago, st. Paul. Min
'neai4o'is Il Omaha R,y also runs ttroueh
tl'ains seuthwest,tro.G st, Paul and MIN
naag",tsa % Sioux City md Council
Blutit. witt! Sleeping Cars through with.
out change to st. Joseph and Kansas
City, and is the short, quick route from
St. Paul to Des Molnes. Nortl sast frog.
st. Paul through trains are run to Ash
land, Washburn md Bayfield,, AXE Sa4.
.perior and frena Eau Giaire to uner,ot
City, where connection, ia III de for
Duluth. But his route, SCI eaYa ],
what the ,aanagers take pssiia III md Sc.
cause os the smooth steel RAIL track. waa4 !.
fallasted road bed the best pa Coaslles
Sleeping and. Dining Cars that none, .
car procure, courtsous and :s.ttcn tiyt 81
enpIoyes. aud With trans d. ways 40
time, it's Right i named q.
he Royal ;, . ]. ont.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-04-08
BELLS AND CANNCNS.
The Early Manufacture OF These Article
bipp;rn

The Early Manufacture Of These Articles
III Abingdon, Mass.
1t is not generally known that the
first meeting house bells made in this
country were east in the town of ABB
ington. About 1850 q tle5erteG from the
British army, named Baltimore, reached
that town in the course Of his wander
ings. Hewas a bell founder by trade,
and was employed by Colonel Aaron
Hobart in this business. The all fur
mace in which the bells We're cast was
in what is now Whitman. The first
bell made was used at the old Congre-
gational ci1ur,h. The bell weighed
nearly one thousand pounds. and when
it was being cast Mr.. Hobart tossed
fifty silver dollars into the melting
mass to give tone to the bell. After
years Of service the old bell cracked
and was recast. ~ .z
Mr. Hobart also began the manufae-
tl,re of cannon and cannon balls about
s. the commencement of the revolution
arywar, and was the first person in
tho country who introduced and4coa-
ducted the business. Owing to the
+ lack Of experience, and the practice q
casting in sand instead of clay, he wars
Unsuccessful at first aud sustained con-
siderable loss In the course Of time
however, the business was better I'M
derstood and he then carried it on.
largely and probably The cannon
were cast hollow, and afterwards bored
to make the inner surface true and
smooth. At the present tfay they are
cast solid Bostosa Globe. y " # .ss.
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new baby has arrived at little
aphnpy a reside and the yo.lngster
s,sss atlmitted It take his first look at
the little stranger. He surveyed it
calml q moment, and then looking
..sp exclaimed !, enthu stically: His
face IL inst the color Of Uncle George
Gosh, ht he must he a hard q ss'f
ts1nIl Diisp
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-04-08
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-12-15
ONE l|v[D.TH[ OTHERDIED

woman formerly our slave Is now our COOK
About eighteen months ago she became sickly
and had cough and was confined to bed, arc
it was thought that she had consumption. The
treatment by physicians failed to give relied
In December, 1884, a node or knot the size of 9
goose egg formed Just above the pit OF the
stomach, which when lanced discharged matter
for or months One of these also formed
under her arm. and three on her back, which
discharged matter for considerable time. For
six months of this time she confined to the
house. and most of the time in bed. The stom
ach often refused food, by rejecting what she
had eaten. She used great deal of medicine
but failed to be cured. | bought one bottle OF
your b. b. b. (made in Atlanta Ga.) and gave
it to her and she commenced to improve.
then bought End gave her three bottles more
months time her cough had ceased, her con
stitution strengthed, appetite and digestion
good, all discharges ceased. nodes or knots dis
appeared and she went to work apparently
healthy and fattened up greatly.
This woman had o married sister OF near same
age who was affected IN precisely the same way
and about the same time. She had node or
knot on pit of stomach. back, etc. She did mol
take any b. 3. B., and the node on her stomach
ate through to the cavity. She continued on
The decline and wasted away, and finally died
one used B. b. 3. and was speedily cured
the other did not use it and died. 1t is mos
assuredly most wonderful blood pur1fler.
refer to merchants OF this town.
Yours truly, W. L. ROBINSON.
Tishabee Ala, May |, 1856.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-12-15
oeas jas. A. ARMENTROUT, iMANAGER.
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DUMB & BLIND INSTITUTION
Stanton, Va. March, 18th, 1887
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